Today, Year 6 were fully immersed in a dress up World War II experience. Throughout the day, the children baked oat cookies with rations; made 3D spitfires; decorated basic WW2 Christmas decorations and created an Anderson shelter diorama in groups.
Year 4 Art: Dragon Eyes
Year 4's reading of 'How to Train Your Dragon' has inspired them to produce some stunning clay dragon eyes. First, the children examined and sketched human eyes, thinking about the detail around the eye and how to use fine … Read More
Year 2 History: The Crimean WarYear 2 travelled back in time to the Crimean War to witness what life was like in Scutari hospital before the arrival of Florence Nightingale. The children experienced the sights and heard the witness statement of an injured … Read More
Year 6: Spitfire ArtTo begin their research into World War 2, Year 6 followed a step-by-step tutorial to learn how to sketch a Spitfire. At first, the children were daunted by the task ahead as they thought it would be very difficult to draw the… Read More
Year 5 History: Trench DiggingYear 5 have been learning about the hardships of life as a soldier in World War 1. To help bring history to life, the children worked with spades and buckets to dig a trench, like British troops over 100 years ago. The ground… Read More
Year 5: Greek DayYear 5 enjoyed travelling back in time to learn more about the Ancient Greeks. Dressed in authentic outfits, they began the day by creating their own Greek pots. They then made regal wreaths to wear on their heads before lear… Read More
